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Gangster James Rafferty died in the famed Saint Valentine's Day Massacre in 1929. Every year he and 6 others who were gunned down, come back to earth for 48 hours. One by one his companions have found love which enabled them to go on with their lives. Jamey knew he wasn't capable of falling in love...until he met a damsel in distress named Helen Emerson.
I loved this book. Anne Stuart always give us unique plots with unique heroes. The story moved very fast. I couldn't put it down. My rating is 5 Stars.
I loved this book. Anne Stuart always give us unique plots with unique heroes. The story moved very fast. I couldn't put it down. My rating is 5 Stars.
Debbie D. (DeeDee50) reviewed One More Valentine (Harlequin American Romance, No 473) on + 46 more book reviews
Another wonderful read by Anne Stuart. Highly recommend.
When Chicago gangster James Sheridan Rafferty died in the famed St. Valentine's Day massacre, he had no idea that Cupid's wicked angels would give him a second chanceàmore than 60 years later! All he had to do was fall madly in love within 48 hours. But could a real Chicago gangster with a good heart, but a big chip on his shoulder, truly fall in love?
As far as Rafferty was concerned, lawyer Helen Emerson only complicated matters. Rafferty didn't have time to save a damsel in distress, even if she was easy on the eyes. No doubt Helen would make a fabulous lover, but she was no gun moll. Still, with time running out, she was Rafferty's only hope.
As far as Rafferty was concerned, lawyer Helen Emerson only complicated matters. Rafferty didn't have time to save a damsel in distress, even if she was easy on the eyes. No doubt Helen would make a fabulous lover, but she was no gun moll. Still, with time running out, she was Rafferty's only hope.
